As the former owner of an English Mastiff, I have to say that the amount of slobber and drool must have been incredible! Mine passed away in November, and I'll still finding drool marks on the walls! Sweet, friendly, gentle, but intimidating at first glance!Originally Posted by shellyj
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08-25-2005, 10:02 AM #1
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08-25-2005, 12:24 PM #2
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Try again when you feel brave, Tricat. I will gladly keep falling rather than give up clipless - you can get so much power in your stroke you just feel like you're flying! Of course, I'm avoiding tomatoes from now on....
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08-25-2005, 01:56 PM #3
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Nuthatch! Too funny... instant spaghetti sauce... I KNEW there had to be a quicker way than the 6 hours I spent cooking tomatoes down...
shellyj... LOLOL! I do a fundraiser walk for the Humane Society every year... last year there was a Mastiff who was TERRIFIED of my Pug! too funny...
glad everyone is OK with the falls... I've fallen once but it was 'cause I stuck my front wheel in the trolley track... it came out when I hit the curb.... fortunately my pretty new bike landed ON me... no scratches to bike whatsoever... all traffic in intersection came to a complete stop with this expression
on their faces... OOPS. 
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